>> The whole point of the HTML standard is to make sure that all browser render the same. > If that's the case, why is Webkit turning into IE6 on mobile? Apple

>> The whole point of the HTML standard is to make sure that all browser render the same. > If that's the case, why is Webkit turning into IE6 on mobile? Apple is totally at fault. uh? of course Apple is at fault there (and I never said otherwise), but this point is orthogonal to the opportunity of having Firefox on iOS with the current restrictions. >> even if Apple eventually lifted the restriction, you want to be ready that day > Better stop all work on Linux, Microsoft might release their kernel as GPL someday and all this work is being wasted. See, it works for silly things too. Uh??? I'm not suggesting Firefox to drop Gecko, not at all. I'm saying that Firefox should use Webkit on iOS until Apple allows Mozilla to use Gecko (if ever), and that this would bring lots of value to the Firefox ecosystem and to Mozilla, because it would push Firefox market share for increased ecosystem effect.